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everything is pesticide free with a focus on selection of varieties for pollinators and hummingbirds.

Good morning! Lots and lots of perennials in the works for 2027! Announcements soon. All previously announced peony tube...
09/30/2026

Good morning!

Lots and lots of perennials in the works for 2027! Announcements soon.

All previously announced peony tubers now available and listed on marketplace. PM me for links!

More more more peonies! Lol. Available soon
Bowl of cream
Avalanche
Mother's choice
Lemon chiffon
Raspberry sundae
Karl rosenfield
Krinkle white

Giant white calla lilies are back! Bulbs available soon.

Large Allium- these were very popular last spring and went fast. They will be listed in early spring as potted plants.
Pinball wizard
Mt. Everest
Gladiator

Fall is a great time for planting! Hope to see you soon on the farm!

Rain today! Woohoo! Correction on yesterday's post regarding peony 3/5 eye tubers. Sorbet is just sorbet. Festiva maxima...
09/17/2026

Rain today! Woohoo!

Correction on yesterday's post regarding peony 3/5 eye tubers.
Sorbet is just sorbet.
Festiva maxima is a different variety. Photo attached. Peony tubers that have landed are already listed on marketplace, feel free to pm me for a link.

Releasing one group of iris tubers as a loose tuber rather than a potted plant for next year. (See previous iris 2027 announcement). I do have two batches of assorted (mystery variety) that I intended to plant in the field and see what I get for future potted iris. However, I am offering some of the jumbo tubers now for $12.

If you've seen all the photos I posted recently and throughout spring, could be some gems in this assortment! Also, you're highly likely to get blooms in the first year from tubers of this size with multiple new eyes already.

I don't think I'll be bothering to list these on marketplace....I'll be planting and potting everything soon so please just send me a message if you'd like any! Thanks for looking and hope to see you soon on the farm!

The weather is cooler, days are shorter, so it's time for fall perennials planting! My list of "2027" peonies is short t...
09/16/2026

The weather is cooler, days are shorter, so it's time for fall perennials planting! My list of "2027" peonies is short thus far. Honestly I'm short on space for the moment since I plant peony tubers once I receive them. Storing them in ground and keeping them available through early to mid spring works much better than attempting to keep in pots through the winter. 3 to 5 eye tubers.

Red charm $20
Kansas $20
Red magic $20
Festiva maxima sorbet $30
Duchess de Nemours $30

Additionally, 2026 peonies are not sold out, and they have one season now to put on growth but remain at bare root price.

Victoire de la Marne
Jacorma
White grace
Monsieur Jules Elie
Felix crousse
Circus circus dark flavia
Wladyslawa
Charlie's white
Edulis superba

Photos of flower of new tubers attached. Message me for links to last season's varieties still listed on marketplace.

See you soon on the farm!

Good morning! I hope everyone has had a good summer. Fall is around the corner and that is a good time to plant perennia...
09/02/2026

Good morning! I hope everyone has had a good summer. Fall is around the corner and that is a good time to plant perennials- cooler weather and shorter days makes for minimal watering during the establishment period after planting.

Its time for my 2027 bearded iris program announcement! Tubers will arrive soon but will be potted for spring sales as established plants. It works better that way because I've offered them as tubers before but they get held dry, get listed in various platforms, I wait for sales to come in......meanwhile they could be planted, rooting and getting established. There are some established patches of some mostly lost the tag iris here on the farm if you want tubers I'll just dig per request. Lots still available from 2026 inventory! Let me know if you need the marketplace links.

Bearded iris come in tall, intermediate, and dwarf heights. Reblooming varieties continue to produce blooms after the first flush. Like many other spring blooming bulbs, there are early, mid and late blooming types. I did not make notes on the bloom time, but this year I did make notes on which are fragrant. Can't say that I paid much attention to iris fragrance until this year when I cut a stem of gilt edged bond for an arrangement. It was quite nice and quite noticeable. Dwarves will definitely bloom earliest, and I only went with increasing my numbers of coconino for 2027, however I have lots of 2026 dwarves on hand.

T: TALL
D: DWARF
R: REBLOOMING
F: FRAGRANT

In order of photos:
Raven girl : T
Purple paws: D, F
Toucan tango: T, F
Swingtown: T, F
Role model: T, F
Sunrise splendor: T, F
Ziggy: T, R, F
Vigilante: T
Rhizome cowboy: T, R, F
Restless Spirit: T, R
Autumn circus: T, F
Awakening Embers: T, F
Copper classic: T, F
Black Suited: T, F
Coconino: D
Damsel in a dress: T
Autumn Rose: T, R, F
Cordoba: T
Valentino: T, F
Abiqua Falls: T
Frimousse: T
Gypsy Lord: T
Peach State: T, F

Thanks for looking and hope to see you soon on the farm!

Morning all! Let's hope for several nice long rain showers over the next few days, we need it! I apologize for not posti...
06/10/2026

Morning all! Let's hope for several nice long rain showers over the next few days, we need it! I apologize for not posting an update lately, it's been pot up, water, w**d, repeat all day every day lol. There's always something new I'm splitting or potting even if I haven't announced it here before making it.

There's still lots of strawberries, ozark flamingo and Sequoia are gone but lots of allstar, 6 to 12 or so of eversweet, Chandler, Seascape, white carolina, and whatever else I'm forgetting that I announced way back in like November.

I thought I'd just share photos of the bearded iris I took while they were blooming. I'll leave them available for several weeks yet. Although pretty much done blooming they are nice established multi rhizome plants now and many of them found homes in your garden. I will be splitting them come end of summer.

There's still some gladiolus bulbs left, only because I had to pause for my final eye surgery recently, but ill get to them soon and delete those listings so please message me, they're OK to plant this late yet.

It will soon be lily time, I have a handful of dwarves not listed, when I only have 3 or 4 of something I may not bother creating a listing.....lots of assorted, two types of double petal, robena tree lily and probably some others.....martagon henryi......

Lots of hosta yet! Also some not listed, rarer ones like praying hands, tears in heaven, can't remember the other one I'm trying to think of.

I have not had the time to grow out a major assortment of sunflowers like I have in the past, but there's one tray of a silver leaf variety out there.

Oh and I got my hands on wisteria frutescens this year, which reminds me that I need to list those. Plus the wisteria chinensis are already listed and leafed out nicely.

Luna hardy hibiscus are available by variety now. I was down to just last year's overwintered assortment but I have good numbers on pink swirl, white and red. Rose once again got mixed up in an assorted tray this year. Always an oopsy it seems lol.

That's all I've got in my brain for today. Hope to see you soon on the farm! Have a great day.

Evening everyone! I hope all the mommies out there had a lovely mother's day! I have been a busy busy bee the last coupl...
05/13/2026

Evening everyone! I hope all the mommies out there had a lovely mother's day!

I have been a busy busy bee the last couple days. Actually, when aren't I lol?

Big list of new items coming shortly, but quick note about peonies I am still offering bare root style at this point. I talked about getting away from keeping certain items potted going forward and peonies are one. Tulips and daffodils I left available as bulbs until I finally potted some in February or so. Well, leaving it in the ground to dig per order seems to work well! Although I had some peony orders earlier in the year which was perfect, I actually got an order for some today. A small amount of fine roots were disturbed in the process, but as is the case with many things my biggest sales push for that item is the month folks see it in the landscape flowering. It's my belief that digging them this late and replacing gives a good chance of even leaving the flower buds undisturbed. So, I will likely continue to leave the peony listings active. Can't wait to see the 2 bomb types!

Iris have been steadily budding and blooming. Most of the dwarves are winding down now but the intermediate and tall are just kicking in. Plenty of selection yet so check out my iris listings if you haven't yet.

New stuff coming (some very limited, pm me with your requests asap) :

Aster Novi Jenny
Echinops veitchs blue, artic glow
Jerusalem sage
Yarrow: lilac beauty, coronation gold
Helenium: potters wheel, tie dye, mariachi fuego
Thalictrum
Rodgersia aescufolia
Veronicastrum (Culver's root) mix
Calla Arabian nights (in addition to a bunch bunch of other calla)
Mixed echinacea Cheyenne spirit
Heliopsis: burning hearts, bleeding hearts
Sanguisorba blackthorn
Aconitum (monks hood, wolfbane): napellus, album, sparks variety.

The shadowland series hosta were recently listed. If you are missing seeing the listings I share, pm me for links or also follow my marketplace profile!

Thanks for looking and see you soon on the farm!

Back to back announcements, yep! It's busy season! First photo, more dwarf bearded iris opening daily, that is "going in...
04/27/2026

Back to back announcements, yep! It's busy season!

First photo, more dwarf bearded iris opening daily, that is "going in circles".

Speaking of iris, siberian iris lineup in the works! (Not in order of photos because I'm pretty tired lol) :
So van gogh
Paprikash
Miss apple
Peacock tipped in blue
Colonel mustard
Concord crush
Currier

Also, I might not have them listed on marketplace but I do have butter and sugar siberian iris that I made last year on hand and ready.

Hollyhock majorette double pink coming on soon. I think this would pair very nicely with one of the spotlight blacknight I have (very limited now). I like that pink and black color combo!

Also ready soon but I will literally only have 2 pots available: great Burnet. Sometimes once I get a clump of something going I can really turn out some nice quantities (I made a whe tray of maximillian sunflower today from a very very full mother plant pot). So, page announcements are a great way to put in a request for a limited item or an item offered for only a short time (loose bulbs) etc. Here's a little info about great burnet:

Sanguisorba officinalis (Great Burnet) is a hardy, clump-forming perennial, native to cool regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Known for deep red, bottle-brush-like flowers on tall, 3-foot stems, it blooms from summer to autumn. It prefers moist, well-drained soil in full sun and is prized for both ornamental, pollinator-friendly gardens and culinary use.

Nice meeting a few of you today, it's always great to be busy, thank you! Don't forget hamburg pet and plant expo this coming Saturday! Last photo a small sample of my terrarium houseplant line.

Goodnight until next time!

How's your spring going? Drop a comment below! Made a whole tray of Jerusalem artichoke the other day, ready soon. I can...
04/25/2026

How's your spring going? Drop a comment below!

Made a whole tray of Jerusalem artichoke the other day, ready soon.

I can't believe it's already time to start potting mums!

New Assorted heuchera coming soon, but lots of dark secret and some older assorted crops ready and available!

Other new items coming soon:
Jack in the pulpit
Echinacea green twister
Allium summer beauty
Limited! Wisteria sinensis starts

Also trying out another tree, service berry. Here's some info:

Amelanchier arborea (downy serviceberry) is a deciduous, multi-stemmed large shrub or small tree (\(15-40^{\prime }\) tall) known for early spring white flowers, edible purplish-black summer berries, and brilliant fall color. It features smooth grey bark, finely-toothed foliage, and is used for landscaping, bird habitat, and naturalizing. Key Characteristics Flowers: Showy, fragrant, white 5-petaled flowers bloom in drooping clusters in early spring (March–May), often before leaves fully emerge. Leaves: Simple, alternate, finely-toothed (serrate), and elliptical to ovate. They are covered in soft, downy hairs when young. Fruit: Small, edible pome fruits (berries) that turn from red to dark purplish-black, ripening in early summer. Bark: Smooth, greyish, often with a reddish cast or vertical white fissures. Fall Color: Good to excellent fall color ranging from yellow and orange to red. Size: Typically \(15-25^{\prime }\) tall in cultivation, but can reach \(40^{\prime }\) in the wild. Common Synonyms & Names Downy Serviceberry, Shadbush, Shadblow, Downy Shadbush, Common Serviceberry, and Juneberry. Usage Examples Landscaping: Ideal as a specimen tree, in shrub borders, or for naturalistic, woodland-edge plantings. Wildlife Support: Edible berries are highly attractive to birds and pollinators. Culinary: Fruit is used in jams, jellies, and pies. Urban Settings: Suitable for residential landscapes and, in some cases, urban approved planting. Amelanchier arborea prefers moist, well-drained, acidic soil but is adaptable to various soil types. It is frequently used for year-round interest due to its flowers, fruit, fall foliage, and smooth bark.

Last call for imported dahlia tuber clumps and named calla lily bulbs. All going in the ground soon!

Hope your plants are enjoying the rain! Just recently listed some may breeze phlox I announced last fall. Fragrant and delightful!

Thanks for looking!

Good morning! Lots and lots of gladiolus bulbs landing soon! Photos are only of named varieties available, mixes includ...
04/22/2026

Good morning! Lots and lots of gladiolus bulbs landing soon!

Photos are only of named varieties available, mixes include additional varieties.

$2/bulb, minimum order 3 bulbs of any type:
W**e and roses
Rusty chestnut
Kingston ruffle
Mango muse
Velvet raspberry
Cera stelvio
At night
Happy disco
Sweet crystal
Turamisu

I have 2 mixes available, one is a butterfly/ruffle mix. It may contain:

Happy Disco
Kingston Ruffle
Mango Muse
Sweet Crystal
The Great Queen Elizabeth
Tiramisu (cappucino)
Velvet Raspberry
Cera Corfinio
Cera Corsage
Cera Fearless
Cera Stelvio

The second mix I am calling cut flower mix (pretty stuff ideal for cutting to put in arrangements) . It may contain:

Apricot Beauty
At Night
Careless
Cera Corfinio
Cera Corsage
Cera Fearless
Cera Stelvio
Cileste
Cream Perfection
Donau
Esta Bonita
Georgia Peach
Gladiolen Mix
Green Star
Ivory Priscilla
Manhattan
Mascagni
Mon Amour
Natan
Prince of Orange
Princess Margaret Rose
Priscilla
Purple Flora
Roma
Serena
Sunglow
Violet King
W**e & Roses

Mixes are $1.75 per bulb (minimum 3 bulbs) or $1.50 for 10 plus bulbs.

You may have noticed I made no listings this year for cut flower bunches. I'm coordinating with a dear friend to set up a table at her location for cut flower bunches. I will likely continue to offer arrangements here at the farm and I'll definitely have batches of edible flowers again from the farm. Please stay tuned for updates on cut flower bunches!

Hope to see you soon on the farm or at the may 2nd hamburg pet and plant expo. Thanks for looking!

Good morning! Very warm today, I'm enjoying the weather this week, but watch out for Monday night. I put a halt on unpac...
04/15/2026

Good morning! Very warm today, I'm enjoying the weather this week, but watch out for Monday night. I put a halt on unpacking the main Greenhouse until after that.

Got ahold of some double petal lilies and ........tree lily! The double petal lilies were very popular last year since happy to say I will have some within the next few weeks. And absolutely everyone who sees my tree lilies in my yard wants some so at least one type coming soon.

Also, frizzle sizzle/butterfly glad mix coming soon.

Recently relisted assorted sweet william and I have a few other pretty dianthus just need to find a moment to list them.

Scoop scabiosa. All of you nay sayers to annuals scroll on lol.....these are very hard to get and highly prized in the cut flower world. They also make lovely dried flowers. These are always hard to get and I had a crop failure last year but fingers crossed for this year and keep an eye on my marketplace additions.

Bulbs and dahlia tubers I potted previously going in pots or the ground soon so let me know quickly please! Amaryllis alasca, pineapple lily, calla lily.

Oh and I have some potted dahlia fresco mix I need to list too, those are shorter more compact guys that don't need staking.

Thanks for looking and have a wonderful day!

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